Reading notes are simple. if you have a Trombone but dont have music.. or a book to tell you what notes are what position the visit this site. http://www.norlanbewley.com/trombone/slide-positions.htm it may seem weird but the picture shows notes and below the notes it says the positions for the notes . if your unfamiliar with positions then see here http://www.yeodoug.com/resources/faq/faq_images/slidechart_01.jpg
is shows all the positions for the trombones slide to be
in order to hit a B flat you simply keep the slide all the way in and make a buzzing sound with your two lips closed (your teeth must be open) buzz with your lips.
Tabs are intended as an easy way to show guitar players what frets to hold down and which strings to strum. To play on the trombone, you would have to think about the fret on the guitar and what note it is. Since the trombone can not play more than one note at a time, it would become difficult to know which represented fret contains the dominant note which eventually makes the melody.
This can not be done.
If you are in a band, talk to the person in charge of the music and let them know that this is not possible and that you must have properly notated music.
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Legally nowhere due to copyright law.
They read notes
go to geogle and it will give you information where to by a book that has Mary had a little lamb in it
Try this, type in on youtube all of lights trombone and see if that helps if not, ask the question again and i will ask my music teacher if he knows where too get the music (if you can read music if not, i will tell you which slide positions they are.
in a music shop
yes there is i play trombone and i play this peice.
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Maybe at a music store.
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Do a web search for The Simpsons Theme Trombone& you'll find sheet music & instructional videos.
try horntabs.net.......or you can go on youtube look for zoot69 and she will have the music on there for you
No not that I know of right now maybe sometime
The answer to this question has to be "the same way you read any music." If you know how to read music, you can read sheet music. If you don't, you are going to need some training or study. Learning to read music is like learning to read a language.
I would highly recommend you scour the internet for sheet music, or buy some. There is sheetmusicplus.com and many others. Music is always best learned from sheet music.
Music Theory Training Course Cd is available to assist learning to read sheet music.